Hydrologic, Edaphic, and Vegetative Responses to Microtopographic Reestablishment in a Restored Wetland

By G. Bruland, C. Richardson. 2005

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Subfields: Ecology, Soil Science

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• Topography as a driver of local terrestrial vascular plant diversity patterns (2013, background): “…where elevation diff erences ranged between 2 – 130 cm (Ehrenfeld 1995, Vivian-Smith 1997, Boudell et al. 2002, Zalatnai and K ö rm ö czi 2004, Bruland and Richardson 2005, Moser et al. 2007, Sadro et al. 2007, Ø kland et al. 2008, Pouliot et al. 2012, Rose and Malanson 2012), though in some…”
• Raster modelling of coastal flooding from sea‐level rise (2008, background): “In this figure, fine‐scale features such as roads, ditches, dikes, and also the ‘hummocky’ surface, typical of wetland forests (Bruland and Richardson 2005 ), are evident at higher horizontal resolutions and, at the landscape scale, contribute significantly to the extent of inundation.”